Three bedrooms in need of a refresh completed this week at a property in Armthorpe, with freshly applied plaster on the walls and ceilings, leaving a smooth flat finish ready for redecoration. One bedroom wall posed a challenge: the party wall had been covered with an acoustic foam lining that had been glued in place and papered over, making removal difficult for the customer. No problem! We solved it by installing timber battens, re-boarding the wall, and finishing it off with a flawless skim coat

Got back to work on another room within this property in Stainforth, which has been an ongoing project over the summer. It’s always rewarding to revisit a project and see the transformation a fresh coat of paint and final finishing touches bring after the plastering is complete

To create two separate bedrooms, new stud walls had been installed to divide a large room. The joiner had already completed the plasterboarding, leaving just the skimming to finish the walls and prepare the rooms for redecorating. 

Unfortunately, we don’t have any “before” photos for this project, but here’s the final result! The original lath and plaster ceiling, which was failing and featured a heavy Artex pattern, wasn’t suitable for skimming. To resolve this, we overboarded the ceiling and repaired a damaged section of the chimney breast wall before completing a full skim throughout.

In preparation for a new kitchen installation an internal wall had been removed to create a open plan kitchen / dining area, New electrical sockets had been added & bifold doors had been installed so plastering was required throughout 

Various works were undertaken throughout this property in scawsby in preparation for listing on the rental market but the living room required the most amount of work.

After a new property purchase the only thing the couple didn't love about there new home was the outdated artex ceilings

A Bedroom Refresh - After the customer had removed the wallpaper from the ceiling & walls of this room & got rid of the outdated dado rail a fresh coat of plaster was required in preparation for re-decoration

As part of a home renovation another plasterer had made a start on these rooms but had left a poor standard of finish when it came to the skimming. Trowel marks / scuffs could be seen and the artex pattern was still showing through on the ceiling so this required reskimming. Two walls that had been stripped back to the brick required reboarding, while areas of blown plaster and electrical chases were repaired with bonding before the ceiling and walls were skimmed for a smooth, professional finish.

As part of a kitchen renovation blown plaster had been removed from the walls, the ceiling had been took down to run new wiring & a new stud wall had been built to create a doorway between the kitchen & hallway so plastering was required throughout